A good code is one you can read and enjoy even without knowing it is a code.
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About Life In The City.
Says
a man: “Although I really enjoy my work, there is nothing better in life
than
going
home and being with my family” --
translation:
there is nothing better than change:
being
home with the family all the time would be unbearable,
as
would be twenty four hours a day at the job.
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How
Man’s Collective Mind Is Forced To Publicly Function.
An
author who interviewed all of the infamous tyrants of the last half century,
when
asked what most surprised him in his meetings with the notorious butchers,
says
the fact that not one of them thought they had done anything wrong,
and
thus none offered any apology;
the
educated, sophisticated writer (as representative of man’s collective civilized
mind) expresses shock, bewilderment, nay -- disbelief
over
this quite predictable state of affairs.
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How
Sex And All Other Essential Activities Can Be Allegories For
All
The Pastimes Men’s Minds Conjure Up.
After
extracting all of the funds and personal accolades possible from his flock,
the
city shaman showed them the door with these words:
“The
seduction of one is the seduction of us all,”
and
when one guy muttered that he didn’t get it, his neighbor explained:
“We got laid,
but didn’t get paid.”
And
someone asks: “Are such stories intended to rattle readers,
and
give them the blues?” -- contraire:
the
properly receptive mind will find such observations as presented here
neither
positive nor negative;
neither
encouraging nor discouraging;
neither
supportive nor critical, but informative and useful –
as
are all expressions of the human mind ABOUT the human mind;
when
you hear any cultural matter discussed,
and
do not discern that what is really being spoken of is thought,
you
miss receiving the always available and valuable, closed-captioned translation.
Talk:
what you do until you can act.
Dream:
what you do until you can awaken.
Exist:
what you do until you can live -- free from the inner sound
of dreams.
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Something
Almost As Exemplary Of Human Consciousness As The Cell Phone.
That
in documentaries, voice-over translations of foreign speakers are done
in English, but with a feigned accent of the original tongue;
this
is much more indicative of what goes on right above your nose constantly
than
any of man’s specially constructed spiritual-rituals
with
a professed metaphorical message.
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The
speaker said:
“A
man without a clock is never late,” and someone responded “May be,
but
a man who lives in the city and doesn’t have a clock
will
be the kind of man who has no where to go anyway.”
The
speaker said:
“A
man with no clock is never late,” and someone responded:
“But
he can seem to be to those who do have one,” and the speaker replied:
“Yes,
but I’m not really talking about time, now am I.”
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The
Defining Operation Of The Extraordinary Exploration.
Trackers
-- on-their-own-trail.
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Some
Useful Facts.
Being
grumpy will cause you to stare;
staring
encourages grumpiness;
staring
will make you feel hostile and critical,
and
being critical will cause you to feel grumpy, and make you stare
(the
usefulness of the facts is in there somewhere).
No
one likes to be run in circles -- that’s why things are arranged
in men’s mind
to
make them mostly oblivious to its occurrence,
and
someone objects: “But you cannot change your own genetic temperament!”
--
but
you can replace the crossing guard that came with your school
(you
know: the one linking hormones and neurons).
Little
can be of more value remembered than the fact that a dictator can allow
free
elections, and citizens vote for whomever they please --
as
long as he is in control of the ballot counting;
that
situation is all that makes the certain man’s nervous system quest operational.
Liberated
consciousness notes: "It is constructively impossible to talk about man
without being critical of man -- which is why I command the
big bucks!"
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In
the hands of thought: sex becomes romance;
eating
becomes dining;
refuge
becomes residency,
the
essential acts of hormones are converted to the recreations of the city.
Without
thought -- no confinement;
without
thought -- no escape;
without
thought -- no nightmares;
without
thought -- no way to awaken from the dreams.
And
the mind muses: “I remain at a loss to understand why I am so traduced
--
what
could be fairer than that just noted?!”
Thoughts
are sore losers --
the
certain man discovers how to disengage from meaningless games.
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